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Tropical Storm Gabrielle swirled Saturday toward North Carolina's Outer Banks, but its promised rain and high winds weren't enough to scare residents and vacationers away from the beach.
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By phone» N.C. CARE-LINE information and referral service | 800-662-7030 or 877-452-2514» Horry County Information line | 915-5005 or 915-5006, TDD/TTY » Brunswick Emergency Services | 910-253-5383 » American Red Cross Coastal S.C. chapter | in Horry County, call 477-0020; in Georgetown County, call 546-5422. » Cape Fear chapter | 910-762-2683 On the Net» S.C. Emergency Management Division | www.scemd.org» S.C. Emergency Traffic Network | www.sctraffic.org » N.C. Division of Emergency Management | www.dem.dcc.state.nc.us » N.C. road conditions | www.ncsmartlink.org » American Red Cross | www.redcross.org » National Hurricane Center | www.nhc.noaa.gov » Are You Ready guide | www.fema.gov/areyouready/ |
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